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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
SNAP JUDGMENT.
President Cleveland Receives q Threaten
Ing Letter from the Socialists.

Ing Letter from bne SocidistS'
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The nature OF
the anarchists communication received
by Jay Gould may be judged by the fol-
lowing letter received at the White House
yesterday addressed to President Cleve-
lard:
The HAGUE, HOLLAND, Oct. Is TO
the President of the United S:stes; The
council general of the Social Demo
cratic federation IL Holland
feeling Indignant at the Infamous
Judgment Of the Illinois Supreme court
In the case of the Chicago anarchists,
holds that the throwing Of the bomb in
the meeting held Msy !, 1886, was caused
by en- outrageous assault OF the police
upon the peoples right Of free speech.
Furthermore as the thrower OF the bomb
is not known, the charging CT the seven
anarchists with the guilt of this act Is
essentially arbitrary and the out
growth of class hatred. Therefore
the social democratic federation
Of Holland in the name Of humanity, lib
erty and Justice protest against the sen
lance Of death passed upon the Chicsgo
anarchists end despislng the ruling classes
for making themselves party to this mur-
der, shall hold the President Ct the Unifed
States personally responsible if their lives
ere taken. fSignedl TIE Consul GeReEal,
G. Crol, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
From the End eff the Track.

SWITCH SECTION 354, Oct. p, 1857.
To the Kditor of the Gazette.
Thinking few lines from the end OF
the track, on the Great Panhandle RJute,
will prove of interest to your many resd-
ers, the writer submits to the public what
we are now doing out at the front
Track is now laid to point SCI miles
from Fort Worth. Graders have covered
every mile ahead up 70 the four hundred
and eleventh mile. A steam pile driver Is
to be put at work in few days on the
crossing at Canadian river, and the work
viii be pushed to completion rapidly by
q night and day force. The cry Is "On TO
Denver, and through trains by the nrst OF
February"
Our little city was astir last Sunday,
ESD instsni), by the arrival of speclsl
containing Colonel Morgan Jones, G. L
Frost, Captain T. L. Bissell and Miss
Annie Dodge. They came TO meet
General Dodge and party, who came from
TrinidSd this wsy on tour of inspection
overland. General Dodge and friends sr-
rived Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing, 25th inst, the special left for Fort
Worth. The accomplished Miss Dodge
seemed TO be pleased with the view OF the
her winning ways and modest manners.
Too much praise cannot be showered
upon Colonel Jones for the great zeal and
pushing activity in building line which
bids fsir 10 be OF untold wealth TO the
Chicago of the south, the inimitable Fort
Worth, and his name and praise is sounded
on the lips of every railroad man from the
| humblest laborer to the highest ofticisl
OF the road.
The great Dan Carey is doing all that
msn can do to compile the road ID the
state lire as fast as possible. From cary
nom till late st night the invincible DSn
| is on the go.
Captain Frank Bissen, the chef en-
gineer, displays no little skill in superin'
tending all construction. The Denye1
was fortunate in securing so capable and
energetic an officer.
We are now In the lands owned by IL
lB. Sanborn, called the "Rrying Par
Ranch" and the scenery is truly grand
As far SIS the human eye can see, there
stretches awsy mile after mile OF fne
grazing lands. ALI stock is looking we'll
water is pleatiful, and with plenty OF
grass stock will not suffer the comioe
winter, no matter how cold it may be. Ir
my next I will give youa minute synopsis
| Of the country around here, and also
description of the Capitol Syndicate's
hesdquarter ranch, through which We
/ pass next.
a great future is in store for the Den
YER. IS land is being taken up by settlers
very fast, and every dsy can De seen the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
A PHOsPHORESCENT TOE.
TWAS Not q Fireas, But an Illuminated
Corn.


II W as Not q Fireas, But an luuminSteo
Corn.
Alta Californian.
4 lsdy of this city, whose little feet are
always daintily shod, Is also the uufortu-
nate possessor of an obstinate and nurn-
lug corn upon the smallest toe of her left
foot. Cal ropodists had dug tunnels
through that corn, ysDked at it with nip
pers, emeared 1t with singing ointments,
and in despair suggested ampueatlon.
The corn held the fort and successfully
resisted the assaults Of the best razor the
ladp's busba. possessed-usen, OF
course, without his knowledge. Finally
kind friend suggested that ii phosphorus
wes rubbed on the afflicted toe the corn
would succumt. The lady determined TO
try the remedy, and did so ia tbefore re-
firing the other night, and forgot TO tell
her liege lord what she had done.
The hour of miinight had struck when
the husband suddenly awoke and was
somewhat startled to see the flash OF
hrefy at the foot Of the bed Sleep was
again asserting its mastery, when once
more the sheen of that nre fly caused the
husband to open wide his eyes. he
could not recollect ever having seen q
irefy in California, but he could not dis
believe his senses. Again and again that
FREELY flashed its oaleful CLEAN, ffectually
bauishing all thought Of sleep from the
now thoroughly aroused and wrsthV nus
band. He determined to end his own
misery Gnd the hrefiy's existence stimuli
taneously. He reached out in the DARK,
CROPPED with his hand about the carpet
until ne feft his own heavy shoe. lie
.
raised him. elf In bed, and lifting high the
sturdy brogan, brought it down with
vigorous whack on the innocent freely.
A wild shrek, an avalanche OF bed
clothes and the husbsud lay sprawlirg IN
the middle of the floor, while his vile
rolled around the bed, clasping her foot
ard mourning in anguish. 1t was not
freely. 1t was the phosphorus anolnteo
toe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

covered wagon, split-bottom chair tleo
bebind, filed with tow-hesded children,
accompanied by their parents, bound fcr
the great Panhandle, seeking homes.
The crv is, "Still they come" and the
writer predicts great prosperity IN THIS
hitherto unknown and badly abused sec
ton of Texas; for here are homes await
ing all, and those who come look LOT
themselves and go back charmed with the
scenery and the fertility OF the SOIL ana
praise the climate, for not single nlSn'
this summer has the writer cot Iouno
blauket comfortable.
The force Of men will be largely IN
creased from now on, as the "cry on 10
Denver" is sounded with greater force,
and ss we near the Canadian crossing.
Colonel Al Haynes has the contract for
the bridge, piling, wells and station Work
He is pushing his part of the woTk Win
81 might and main, and we predict thst
the Denver, when completed, will 0utadd
another star ia his already enviable repu-
tation as a skillful engineer. He was tht
engineer in charge of the construction o.
the Galveston, Bolton and many Other
! wsterworks in the state, and they speaf
fer themselves.
The weather has moderated. Plessanf
sunny days, beautiful moonlight nlght'
| Is the order of the day.
We have from one to two trains oal
from the Fort loaded down with materia
and supplies.
The "Grest Denver" will be a popula
line for the drummers,aas new towns ar
springing up all along the line. Counties
bills of goods will be cold by the "ooys' 3,
Soon will be seen fle farms, fenced
dotted with comfortable homes IN Tn
great Panhs rdle, where once roamed here
after herd of cattle.
! DENVER CNDERs.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Rig RI.z, an Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. The
most extensive fre in the history Of Los
Angeles broke ost st the Califorria Gen.
trail Railway freight depot last evening
The origin is not known. In few min
utes the whole freight depot, over 600
feet long, was in flames. It started /
an oil can on the track. The building
WIS Consumed with all its contents. Ii
was full of freight. About twenty freight
cars loaded with valuable goods were
burned. Four Pnllmsns and several pas
senger coaches were partly burned. Toe
loss is roughly estimated at $1,000
Il is understood there was NO insurance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Hideousin Everr Guixe.

fever. or else bilious remittent, double ague or
sgue cake. Is that abominable disorder inyolv-
ing the liver, the bowels AM the Kidneys
known as malavia. Every complaint cisssided
under this generic, though erroneous appella /.
t!on, is destructive of the nervous sy TEN, bat
is, unhappily. not to be subdued. or evgn
Checked, by the use OF ordinary n ryires, fer
rissges or tonics. There Is. however. prot Yt
relief aNd ultimate cure TO b. found IN H0s-
&etter s Stomach Bsttsfs, foremost amopg.the
propr eETy remes4es<of Americe. and yssrly
kr owrfn other lands. No. only disea ssSHern
of nsigsma, but FHeumaIic consnlsiRtsJ sufe .
induesG by expo IRE in bsr weather, Mn' rtsed
or i5surred dsbfiiLs &C the fidaeysor bladter'
dyspep sia and an ir5egul condition OF bowels,
are cGrable-nay, certain to be cured by this
deserved, esteemed and professionally saRc-
tinned corrective.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Another Murder Mystery.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 90 A clew has
been obtained that may lead to the solv-
ing of the Chicago freight csr mystery.
The friends of Frank H.rn, not Haran as
stated last night, are here looking into
the csse. They are positive that the
Young man was murdered in PittsbUrg
and the body was a:terWard placed in the
carriage i'll this city. George Carter,
brother-in-lsw of harm, in an interview
this morning said: "I have traced Frank
to Pittsburg and everything goes to show
that he was murdered here aid the
body placed il the carriage
on the car Harm boarded with
me at nv home In Bridgewgter. He left
nv home on Sunday evening TO visit
friend. was with him when he pur-
chased last Saturday night Knights OF
Labor ball ticket. The description ans
wers his appearance. He had no quarrel
with anyone, and no suspicious attached
10 any Of his ecqaaintances. The train
left st 1850 Sunday night, and was side
tracked in the yard Of Strawberry Lane,
a very lonely part of Allegheny City. No
stop was made between Allegheny and
Alliance, Ohio. Horn was alive and well
st p. m. Sunday.
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DO MOL Ooncur.

FORT WORTH, TEX e, Oct. g, 1887.
To the Editor of Gne oaEeEte.
There was printed in your issue to-day
an address TO Mr.. J. B. Clements making
an exhibition OF personal feeling on the
part Of the yard employees against Mr.. j.
B. Bartholomew, the late agent Of the
Texas and Pacific Railway. The employees
of the freight department, who have been
directly connected with this gentleman,
wish IL to be understood that they do not
concur in the feelings expressed. They
part from Mr.. Bartholomew with sincere
regret and wish him good fortune wher-
ever he may go. The CLERKS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
After the Rock Island,

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Oct. 20 The railroad
committee met this morning st 10 O'Clock
and elected Colonel Henry Sayles dele
gate to represent Abilene at Chicago be-
fore the officials Of the Rock Island Road.
He will join The delegates from Albany
and San Angelo at Fort Worth at an
earlv day, thence to Chicago. They go
to press the claims of this proposed route.
The gentlemen that compose the commit
tee are full of energy, and will not let up
till something in the way Of railroads is
accomplished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Irinnc,ton asked For.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Oct. 29.-Leopold
Sigmund and Abraham Freidepberg O;
New York have begun suit here against
Memphis and Chattanooga, the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
ways to enioin the former from per-
mittipg the latter to vote LOG, PIG shares
of Memphis and Chattanooga stock at the
election to be had November II in Mt N
phis and Huntsville of which shares it is
charged that the East Tennessee, Virginia
and G orgia Illegally end traudulently
got control. The bill charges the. man
sgement of the Memphis and Chattanooga
TO is detriment by the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia in the interest OF
the latter
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From BseViIIe.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the 0aLehlGs
BEEvILLE, TEX, Oct. 28.-The Arkansas
Pass Railway Company has commenced
work on the Collins branch Of It's lire
THIS road leaves the main lire at point
eleven miles south of Beeville. and two
miles south of SkIdmore station, on tie
Arkansas creek. The survey crosses the
Nus ces river just above the Henry Bend
ranch, and will iutersect the Texas MeXt-
can road from Corpus Christi 10 Laredo,
between San Diego and Collins. We
lesrn that the rosd will be pushed west
OF the Nueces river in time TO secure for
this road in the spring the large ship
ments of cattle that are now carried from
Laredo on the International and Great
Northern road.
J. 81. Barrett has the contract to grade
the first three miles, and is now on the
ground with his grading outfit.
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aIvese9n.
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 29--The arte-
sian well at the oil mills has reached a
depth of ITO feet, the strata thus far being
alternately sand and clay. Owing to the
large diameter (twelve inches of the
tubing now bling used, the progress OF
the work is necessarily slow. Great
things are expected of this well.
The steamers of the Morgan line are
bringing large quantities of through
freight from New York for San Francisco
and other points in CaliforDis, which
goes forward to its destination ny The
vast freight cars OF the Southern P4clfC
Compsny.
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a Gin Burned.

Special 10 the Gazette.
swHITEwRIGHT, TEX, Oct. 29.-J. f.
Batsell's gin and eight or ten bales OF
cotton and several hundred bushels OF
cotton seed were burued st O'Clock to-
day. The loss is about $4,000; insurance
very little. It is supposed TO be iRcendi,
arr J D. Badgett, who passed about
twenty minutes before the fire, saw man
with en- oyercoat on standing under the
gin shed,
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In AwfaI suspense.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.-There is the
keenest suspense at the jail as TO what
the Supreme court may do in the ansr-
chists case. ALI the friends of the con-
demned men come to see them
daily. There Is pelpsble change
in the demeanor of them all.
The doomed men keep g firm
front, but there is no bravado or pre-
tense at gaiety. Their wives and friends
are melancholy pictures as they talk
through the bars, snd Ii visitors are not
busting around the cage and making 5
running fire Of audible comments there is
the hush of s funeral. The jail
officials from the responsibility resting
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a fright Outlook,

Special to the Gazette
WEATRERFoRD, TEX, Oct. 29.-Mr. II.
NJ KidwelI of this city arrived home yes
terdsy evening from his ranch at Double
Mountain Fork. Mr.. KidUell says that
cattle in that section are in very fne con-
dition, that they will start into the winter
in better condition than for several years
past, and thss csttlemen are in good
spirits. They think that by spring the
price for cattle will be higher and the de-
mand greater.
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Bsptists In Convention.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Oct. 29.-The East
Fork Baptist Association convened at the
Baptist church this morning and have
been in session pretty much all day. To-
night there was missionary meeting at
the church. Tomorrow morning DR.. j..
C. Wingo, pastor, will preach, at p. n.
there will be Sunday school mass meet
ing and at night DIR. W. Fl Dodge will
deliver discourse on the topic, "Have
the Bsptists always been Missionary"
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Baird
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 70 tNe UazeIIe'
BAIRD, TEX Oct. 29.-The number CT
indictments contained in our report in
Yesterdays GAZETTE was wrong. The
grand jury reported fifty-three in all
t1tty-one felonies and two mfsdeme&nors,
so Callahan county did not make such
beautiful showing after all, and the worst
of it is the grand jury will re-ssse mole
next Monday and will likely give the boys
another round.
Captain Scott Of the Ringers was IN
town Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

Mr., J. n. Phillips, superintendent OF
the SAINTS Fe, was IN the city yesterday.
-
Colonel L. D. VoAk, live stock agent CT
the Missouri Pacific, was in the city yes
terday.
The travelling auditors, MessTs. Fl. G.
Brown OF the Texas and Pacific and ID.
Kearns of the Missouri Pacific are st
work st the freigat office OF the Texas ano
Pacific on the transfer accounts OF the
two roads. They expect to get through
them this evening.
General Dodge returned to Fort Wortn
Yesterday afternoon from Dallas at l:SO.
and in the evening attached his car to the
north bound Santa Fe and left for the
north His daughter, Miss AnnieI &C
COMMANDED him. General Dodge has
promised to return again in December.
The Santa Fe will issue round-trip
tickets from November TO 10, inclusive,
from all stations on its lines to Fort
Worth. The fare is put at cents per mile
both WAYS. These rates ere made TO &C
commodate attendants on the Northwest
Texas Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church which meets at Fort Worth.
These tickets will be good to return TIL
the l8ln.
The Santa Fe c6icers in Fort Worth re-
csiyed, yesterday, notice Of the train
service on the Cleburne-We atherfod
branch of thst road and OF the establish
ment OF stations. Following are list OF
the stations with the station masters
Cooley, Jeuett Allen; Cresson, S. G. Kill
lenberser; Woodstock, j. Ketcbum;
Wessherford, w. B. Slack There Will De
be regular passenger ana 9
regular mixed trsin put on Tor ser
vice each way each day. The north
bound passenger viii leave Cleburne at
I0:40 q. m, making connection with No.
? from the north and No. from the
south, and will arrive in Weatherford st
lS:4o. The mixed train going north VIII
leave Cleburne at S 40 p. m, connecting
with No. l from the south, and viii get
into Weothertord st $3.50 p. n. Going
south the passenger leaves Weatherford
at 8 D. m arriving st Cleburne at p.
m, in time TO connect with the north ano
south bound evening trains on the main
line. The mixed viii leave WeatherfoTo
at $50 8. m, and reach CleburGe a.
500, connecting with No. going south
No. Is 20 ST. Louis and No. TO For
Worth. It will be seen that the passen
ger trans make the run In two hours.
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.nhnnner and Crew Lost.

QUEBEC, P. Q, Oct. ga dispatch
from Anticost says that the schooner
Speedy which has arrived there from the
north shore reports that the schooner
Marie Victorie of Quebec sank st Sand
Point Sunday ank alI hands were lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30
Waits Her Condemned Son.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 29,-Mrs. Schnau-
belt, mother of Mrs. Schwab and RAN
dolph Schnaubelt, wss at the county ISL
this evening, and had long talk with
Schwab. she arrived here this morning
from Germany.
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Rest Their cord

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Oct. % AT the
Bsy District tracks this afternoon Gov
ernor Scandford's Sable Wilkes accom-
panied By Running Mate started to beat
their Cid record Of 2:194 and succeeded
in making the first quarter in So seconde,
the half mile In 994, the three-quar.er in
I:44 and the mile IL 2:18.
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aor.raor Brown at sherman.

Special 20 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. Ex-Governor
Brown, receiver OF the Texas and Pacific
Railwa arrived Ia the city last night in
q special car on tour Of inspection over
that road preparatory TO the sale OF the
same, which takes plsce on November s.
The Governor was received at the Union
depot BY the leading business men OF the
CITY in retinRe of carriages, snd was
escorted TO the BriBkley hotel where he
was entertained by them. He took his
departure early this morning for Texar-
kama
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

ssrawp, Tex, arrived over the Santa Fs
and will Gil the position of passenger snd
freight agent for the Santa Fe here: Mr.
Slsck is veil known here, and he has
many friends who will welcome him
back to Weatherford. He will open
BUSINESS Tuesday, then the road will be
open for all kinds of business.
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MTG Hour Day For Printers.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 24.-The Typo
graphical Jnion has voted to restrict g
DAYS labor to niue hours with no reduc-
ton in pay and the employing printers
have adopted the resolution. A pledge
has been signed by every employing prin-
ter, agreeing to stard by the resolution.
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Lung Troubles and Wasting

Diseases can be cured II taken u time, as
shown bv the following s.atemenB nom d. O..
Freeman, Sydney: "HSvfnxBee great suf-
ferer from palmeE<rs attacks, and gradually
wasting aw y fer he past two years, IL affords
me ,,Ieassfa<D tessify that scot1's Emulsion
of Cod LIVER OH with Lime and Soda has given
nae great relief, and / cheerfullT recommend
n to all suffering In similar way TO myself. In
addition would say, 1t Is very pleasant to
take
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An Encourasipg Lstter.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct. % George
Schilling went to see the anarchists yes
terdsy, and said after his talk with them
that they had received an encouraging
message from their attorneys a. WASH
ingtOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

upon them ere also nervous. News from
Washington. especially tot day, was wait
ed for, patiently, yet fearfully. MIR. Par
sons said il the writ of error was grant,
ed their ATTORNEYS would probably tele-
graph them the joyful news.
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California Excars,onists.
Special to the Gazette.

Ell PAso, TEX Oct. 29.-Don Gamer,
on, ex-Uaited States Senator from Penn
sylYsnis, arrived last evening from Gsls-
fornis, and spent last night and today in
the city. A California excursion party T
several hundred also spent portion Of
she day N town. Another large psrty
will STRIVE in the morning via the Gal
weston, Harrisburg snd SSH Antonio Railx
rOsd,
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AFor,una,e Ensaxenens.

DdIcIs
"That George Sampson, [ suppose is
one OF the luckiest dogs alive" re-
marked young Festherly, enviously.
ain what way?n
sin being esgaged to Miss Smith"
SHOW is he lucky in thatf She is not
pretty, and is certainly not rich"
"No; but she clerks in confectionery
shop. / heard George say that even the
smell of Ice cream almost makes her
sick.
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At MiReraI 70 ellie.

Special to the Gazette.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX. Oct. ga
largely attended railroad meeting was
held here last night. To use a very ex-
pressive cowboy phrase. "The town Is
getting motion on her."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

III van sfe IfEd taking the large, Old
f.shioned gripspg pills, try Carter itt.
Liyer pills ard take some comsEft. 4
man can't stand Everything.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-30

"Diseases, ceepasete grown, by desperate
Appliances are fsf1aSed, or not at /. The
point of wisdo ds tocneek them before they
reScb % far bysbuy iugAa bottle of Salvation
Oil Price 25 cents.
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Territory Cattle.
snecIal to the Gazette.

5pBJIaI
ARDMoRE. 1. T.. Oct. 60 Fourteen
cars Of csttie heve peen shipped from this
point during the past week and three
more 90 out tomorrow. But very few
more shipments Of cattle are expected
this season.